"DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb announced lawsuits against Maryland and Virginia drivers for over a thousand traffic infractions, emphasizing the new law's enforcement of penalties."
"The AG's lawsuits target habitual offenders like Ashley Yvette Kibler, who has 414 traffic citations mostly for speeding, with over $168,000 owed in penalties."
DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb has initiated four lawsuits against habitual traffic offenders from Maryland and Virginia, marking a significant enforcement effort under a new law effective in 2024. The lawsuits target individuals with egregious records, including Ashley Yvette Kibler who faces 414 traffic citations primarily for speeding and owes over $168,000. Others like Sean Dayoni Hudson and Andrea Florence Reid were also singled out for accumulating hundreds of infractions, highlighting the AG's focus on addressing dangerous driving and unpaid penalties.
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